Trusting the king without question

Relying only on tradition and religion

Using reason and knowledge to question authority

Obeying Parliament no matter what

To expand the king’s power

To protect people’s natural rights

To collect taxes and manage trade

To control the colonies

To argue that the colonies should separate from Britain

To support loyalty to the king

To describe the French and Indian War

D. To end slavery in the colonies

Parliament, not the king, made laws and taxes

The king could ignore Parliament’s laws

Only the king could pass taxes

Colonists could not vote

A. Britain was left in heavy debt

(Correct)
France gained control of all colonies

The colonies gained independence

Native Americans gained land

To pay off debts from the French and Indian War

To punish colonists for protesting

To limit trade with France

To build new colonies

They ignored it

B. They boycotted British goods

They supported it

They moved to Canada

To protest the Intolerable Acts

To declare immediate war

To write the U.S. Constitution

To plan trade with France

It limited their freedom to choose trade partners

It made coffee more expensive

It only affected Loyalists

It banned tea in the colonies

The first battle at Lexington

The signing of the Declaration of Independence

The French and Indian War

The Boston Massacre

Forced British troops to retreat under fire

Surrendered their weapons peacefully

Destroyed all of the British supplies

Signed a peace treaty

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Parliament’s power to tax

The right to serve the king

Equal rights for British citizens only

To gain their support for independence

To threaten Britain with invasion

To apologize for rebellion

To ask for more British troops